May 2010 Events
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Wednesday 12 May, 14.00-17.15, Organiser: WYSCA/CCH
Small company tax update
Venue: Gomersal Park Hotel, Moor Lane, Gomersal, Cleckheaton, West Yorkshire, BD19 4LJ
Speaker: Ros Martin
1-5 places: £62+VAT per seminar, 6-11 places: £51+VAT per seminar, 12+ places: £48+VAT per seminar
Fee payable: see description
Contact: CCH, 01635 588898, www.cchpd.co.uk
Tuesday 18 May, 14.00-17.15, Organiser: WYSCA/CCH
Tax planning for the family business
Venue: Gomersal Park Hotel, Moor Lane, Gomersal, Cleckheaton, West Yorkshire, BD19 4LJ
Speaker: Tony Jenkins
1-5 places: £62+VAT per seminar, 6-11 places: £51+VAT per seminar, 12+ places: £48+VAT per seminar
Fee payable: see description
Contact: CCH, 01635 588898, www.cchpd.co.uk
Tuesday 18 May, 17.30 for 18.00 to 19.00, Organiser: STEP Yorkshire Branch
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Overview of APR/BPR
Venue: Sovereign House, Sovereign Street, Leeds, LS1 1HQ
Speaker: Dick Williams
Fee payable: Members £5.00 / Non-members £10.00
Contact: Helen Billing, 01347 810076, helenbilling@woodlandtrust.org.uk
Wednesday 19 May, 18.00 - 20.00, Organiser: CIM
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From Farming and Food to Fodder
Venue: Yorkshire Agricultural Society, Regional Agricultural Centre, Great Yorkshire Showground, Railway Road, Harrogate, HG2 8NZ
Speaker: Ms Deborah Goodall
Since 1837 the Yorkshire Agricultural Society (YAS) has promoted and developed the best of food and farming in the region. With over 10,000 members the YAS is also well known for running the Great Yorkshire Show (GYS). 2010 will see the 152nd Great Yorkshire Show with exhibitors coming from all over the UK and 130,000 visitors, making GYS England's largest agricultural show. Innovation, with a strong sense of traditional values has been key to this success. Deborah Goodall, Marketing Manager for the Yorkshire Agricultural Society, will talk about how The Great Yorkshire Show has, and still keeps itself at the heart of English food and farming. Registration is from 18:00, the event begins at 19:00 and is expected to finish at 20:00
Fee payable: Members free / Non-members £24.50
Contact: CIM events team, 01628 427340., cimevents@cim.co.uk, http://www.cim.co.uk/Events/EventDetail.aspx?ObjectID=31630
Wednesday 19 May, 18.00 - 20.45, Organiser: APM Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire
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Realising benefits from projects and programmes – a fool’s errand? Followed by AGM
Venue: Leeds Metropolitan University, Room 221/2, Northern Terrace, off Woodhouse Lane (behind Queen Square), Leeds, LS2 8AJ.
Speaker: Stephen Jenner and Peter Glynne
Research shows that many organisations still struggle to demonstrate a return on their investments in change. Addressing this calls for a three-pronged approach – ensuring we are clear about the anticipated benefits from an investment; going beyond hurdle rates of return to capturing all forms of potential value; and active management to exceed the forecast The challenge starts with the business case – failing projects and programmes don’t have brilliant business cases, and the evidence shows that too often they contain ‘assumptions that masquerade as facts’. Steve will outline the research evidence, the possible explanations, and solutions which call for a radically different approach to the way organisations approach the realisation of benefits from their investments in change.
Fee payable: Members £10.00 / Non-members £15.00
Contact: Sofia Hatton, 01844 271635, sofia.hatton@apm.org.uk, http://www.apm.org.uk/yorksnlincs/page.asp?categoryID=10
Wednesday 26 May, 14.00-17.15, Organiser: WYSCA/CCH
Partnership taxation
Venue: Gomersal Park Hotel, Moor Lane, Gomersal, Cleckheaton, West Yorkshire, BD19 4LJ
Speaker: Mark Lee
1-5 places: £62+VAT per seminar, 6-11 places: £51+VAT per seminar, 12+ places: £48+VAT per seminar
Fee payable: see description
Contact: CCH, 01635 588898, www.cchpd.co.uk